PERFECTING THE G87 M2 FITMENT (Motech Stance Springs)

In this video, we dive deep into perfecting the fitment of the BMW G87 M2 using Motech Stance Lowering Springs. Join us as we showcase the dramatic improvement in stance and provide tips on achieving the perfect look and performance for your M2.
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[@MotechPerformance]

Perfect ❤

[@brelaxed13]

looks perfect. i was going to try to do this to mine at home but i didn't realize you had to remove the exhaust, so thats out of the question. also, what is the point of that license plate holder if they already ruined the bumper by drilling holes in it for the plate?

[@justintimeforbrownies5246]

You don't have to remove it , you can remove the two rear hangers and the center hanger and support it on the ground no issue

[@daneaster5670]

It’s unfortunate that the holes are left from the original numberplate plinth but they will be getting filled in and painted

[@acsmotorsportuk]

20mm spacers? No rub? With arche liner mod? Pirelli

[@daneaster5670]

Driven the car for 1k miles now after the install and with the arch liner modifications I’ve had absolutely no rub

[@r44performance]

Yes indeed, no problems at all!

[@Rocket-py7hz]

@@daneaster5670 where did you get the arch liner modification from and are the 20mm spacer front and rear?

[@edit_plus5192]

👌🏻😍

[@londaninefale7499]

Its "sitting"

[@Jim-jw8gb]

Hold on, did you say you need to remove part of the exhaust to do the springs?

[@r44performance]

Yes we need to remove the exhaust to get access to the rear springs!